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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-04
THE COMMERCE. i. BILL
SERIOUSLY AFFECTING SHOWS.
An Idea Of It's Serious bearing on Travelling
Theatrical Companies-Soms Past aud
Coming Amusement Events In Wheel. Il
10 ing-Tho City Pull OF Actors.

Maggie Mitchell played q very success.
iul engagement at the Opera House satur.
day, giving "Lorle" at the matinee to
house 60 crowded that standing room
was ecarce and "Fancon" Of night to an
audience almost as large. The company
spent Sunday here.
In conversation with gentleman con.
nected with the company yesterday an In.
rELLlaRNcER reporter learned some inter
esting facts as to the effect Of the Inter.
State commerce bill on theatrical enter.
prises. The manager OF Miss Mitchell's
company yesterday shipped from here to
her home OF Long Branch all the baggage
not absolutely needed for the remainder
Of the season, and sll the momberB were
required to dispense with all wardrobe
NOT absolutely needed and ship 1t home.
Under the provisions OF tho now law each
passenger IL strictly limited to 100 pounds
OF baggage, and tho only advantage a
dramatic company oil 20 or 90 or 500 peo-
pie hasoyeran individual travelling Is that
| lhey are allOWeu 10 lump tuelr DhRRbRe
and carry 100 pounds for each member, 80
that II one has q less weight Of baggage
another can carry as much in excess as
tho first runs short.
The expense for bringing extra baggage
to Wheeling for the Mitchell company
was $40. The fare Of the company was
also larger by several dollars from Steu.
benville to Wheeling than 1t would have
been under the old regime. The baggage
shipped from hero as freight yesterday
had to be bound up in hoop iron, the
railroads refusing to receive as freight
trunks not 30 packed.
The Interstate Commerce act has al.
ready so seriously Affected one amuse-
ment organization-the Duff Opera Com.
pany-that it has concluded to diaband
after Its Chicago engagement. This COM
pany comprises SO great a number Of peo-
pie, and is compelled to carry go much
baggage, that tho charges Of the railroads
are simply prohibitive. Its disbanding
deprives Manager Foose Of one Of the
strongest attractions booked for this sea.
son, aud Wheeling people OF an opportu-
nifty to hear the finest opera company on
! the road,
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requests your attention 10 tho following:
Mr.. j. Brilles, our manager, reports the
following inventory OF goods yet on hand !:
25 chiids' Bui.o, coating from 81 to 81.
50 school suits, costing from IS to $40.
IS boys suits costing from 81 10 fl2.
80 mons suits, costing from - to SIS.
100 overcoats, costing from sl3 to so.
This amount seems large to be disposed
Of In ono week'g time, but sold they must be
by april ,, which, wo think, can eaally
be accomplished by cutting tho prices
down to less than half their original cost.
You will never again have such Il chance.
Wo will, therefore, request you 10 call
early, examine oWr goods and prices,
which will certainly convince You that
we mean what We gay. Wo have selected
ono hnnJreh light colored Bpring quits
Coating from $40 10 SIG, Of which va will
olor you your choice Tor only IS. We
have live special clerks for to-day md will
try TO accommodate all who favor us with
4 call. WHEELING CLOTHING COMPANY,
J. BGiLLKs. Manager,
1888 Mum utfcot.s
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BEFORE COMMISSIONER FORBES.
Bennett Cook Charged with PersonntIng an
U. y. officer.

Bennett Cook Charged with PersonntIng All
U. y. Otiioer.
The man Bennett Cook who was as
0aulted on the street last week by man
whose wife had been annoyed by Cooks
attentions, WAS arrested Saturday on q
warrant sworn out by Deputy U. S. Mar.
shal I. 2. shalicross, charged with extort-
ing money by islaely pretending to DO an
U. ). officer. lilo WIS arraigned before
Commissioner Forbes, John o. Pendleton
and Dovener 4 Elson representing Cook.
The witnesses were Josephine Boyd, a
colored woman who keeps house OF i'll
repute on Tenth street; John Psrdi, an
Italian coniectioner on Market street !;
John Swami, an employe OF the st,
Charles Hotel; W. D. Howell, proprietor
Of tho Howell House, and Celia Williams,
who keeps house on Market street, The
last named said Bhe did not know the
man. The others all testified that Cook
had told them he was detective or a
Government officer. lie had ATTEMPTED
to extort money from none OF them but
Mics Boyd, who was asked to put up 81 to
gave trouble. This she refused to do, and
Cook abused her.
The hearing was continued until 8 =. NJ.
to-day, in order to Becurs additional wit
nesses for the prosecution.
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Miss Esther Lyons, leading lady OF the
Melville combination, severed her connec-
lion with that company Saturday night
after the performance at the Grand. A
MlRs Hess joined tho company last week
and takes Miss Lyons part.
ThOmls ". keene, with Frank lIennig,
OF this city, In HIS supporting company,
will be here tho same nightas lforepauyh's
circus. 4,
Rice'a "Evangeline," with G3 persons in
the caat and new scenery, will DO at the
Opera House here Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday Of next week-four perform
ances. They jump hero from Louisville
and 30 from here to Pittsburgh, where
they appear for three nigh,0. The long
jumps and long engagements arc another
outcome Of the Interstate commerce law.
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a WHEELING MANAGER
To Open Ills Senson Hero Next Saturday
Afternoon.

10 open HIS sehHon heFe NeNt sutuFuny
Afternoon.
Messrs. Walter A. Baldwin, the well.
known theatrical manager, Albert ],
Kluuk, formerly in charge Of tho box
Office at the Grand Opera House here,
now associated with Mr.. Baldwin in his
enterprises, and several other theatrical
people ''struck the town" yesterday. They
will remain hero all week, taking the Gus.
tomsry Holy Week rest. MIR. Baldwin's
company is not with him, the actors now
in the city being eDgsgsd for new COM
psny to he known as the Baldwin
Theatre Company No. ., and to
be under the management OF Mr..
Hunk. Six OF those engaged are now in
the city. Mr.. Harry 9. Robinson, we'll
known comedian, who made hit in "Sil.
yer Spur" and his wife will join the COM
pany to-day. They will rehearse their re-
pertoire here, and will give their first per-
iormances at the Opera House Saturday
afternoon and evening ct popular prices.
They are also booked Tor q week at the
Same house commencing May 80.
Nj. Klunk's Wheeling friends will doubt.
less give his inaugural start a great send
Off Saturday. He looks as il his new line
OF business agrees with him, and has re.
ccived hearty welcome from his numer-
Gus friends here.
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A corporation is being formed, princi.
pally Of the stockholders already in the
Wheeling Park Association, for the pur.
pose Of erecting handsome and oommo-
dions summer hotel nj the Park. The
projectors are gentlemen whose names
and means guarantee the success OF any
plan they espouae, and il is foregone
conclusion tint this project will lie
promptly carried 10 Huccessiul consuIn.
nation. No better location for summer
hotel could be selected, and 1t will Of
course DO popular.
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Rev. Dr.. D. W. Fisher, President OF the
University at Hanover. Indiana, formerly
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church
here, is in tho city, the guest OF Mr.. Rob.
ert Crangle. lie preached yesterday fore.
noon and last evening at the Second
Presbyterian church to congregations
which tested tho capacity OF tho large edi-
flee, large numbers OF his old psrishioners
being among his hearers. Both sermons
were pronounced powerful and eloQuent
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Wan.Cd-A Home iuF L Euy,
For kcut-siVicTGOu
10 iSoox Bindcn-Nautci.
fatcnE fec Cream Dishes s"i HtMSu-e'-Hrtb;t
I lITu.
For CEnrnnnil-Stcanrr AU,rs.
:;nlIr Levi Bn1.
Bohemian Glass Blowers.
comini~iourr's sA,y -; l''Hwooi Property.
CD.partncF'hip Su!irs-i,u, piiUu,'
JH-InU III Cu.ie7'-F. lIgHG:";.
Bass B.T,i tngCs su. VI. lDHi..nns Sc;y
sew srrinE and SU:EigCF e O,!--tJu L. Taylor.
CAtaUI IN Consumption Fuu:;h ragr.
klre's white Russian ~pAT--puurtii pagc
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The Town Full OF Actors.

Wheeling WAC fuller OF actors and the
strical people last night than ever before
in her history. Maggie Mitchell and her
company remained over. The Melville
sia,era' company, which concluded it's
weeks engagement OF the Grand Saturday
night, slso remain here till this morning,
when they leave for East Liberty, Pa.
The Labadie company, which opens a.
the Grand tonight, ROT in last evening,
and the members OF the new Baldwin
company mentioned elsewhere began TO
gather yesterday.
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The old shriyer property on North
Main between Ninth and Tenth streets,
situated on tho went side, 10 feet wide and
runniEg back TO the 7. W. K Ky. tracks,
was sold Saturday for slO,5O0. 1t WINS pur.
chased by Mr.. j. J. Joncs. cashier of tho
Exchange Bank, md Mr. ". J.. Glcasner,
president Of the l.aughlin mill. 1t 10 IN.
ders,ood that they will give up the rooms
at tho htamm that they hays occupied for
n number Of ycarH at once and movn into
the old rceidenco on their property. 1t Ia
further understood that in the course OF n
year or two they will erect OH tho lot two
handsomb motlcrn dwellings.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
"A ISLAND LOTS. uEr 0tra71g1 az q
The undenisncd will sell At public auction At
the front door Of Ohio County Court House, on
Saturday. the 9th day Of April, 1887, commencing
At o'clock A. T.. tho following desirable lots, VII:
Lots Nos. CO. OF and " OH broadway. ~
Lots Nos. 50 and " on York street.
Lots Nos. ". 100 and lol oil Virginia street
Lots Nos. l0i, los, ITO and Ill on Huron street.
Lots Nos. l2s ID and ls9 on Wabash street.
Lot No. iii on Water street. - y -.
TERMS OF 6ALE-One.thiri, or so much OF the
purchase money, rs tho purchaser may desire 10
pay In cash on day OF sae and the residue III three
equal yearly payments with Interest payable yearly
from the dAy Of sale, for which payments the puf.
Chaser VIII give notes secured by deed Of trust on
the property. LEs $50 ~
mr2 ". ". HOGE & RRO., Agents.
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Tho famous actor, Mr.. Francis Labadie,
supported by good dramatic company,
will commence weeks engagement in
the picturesque romantic drama entitled
"Nobody's Child" at the Grand Opera
House this evening. This is eaid 10 DO
drama OF real merit, and Mr.. Lsbsdie has
made quite hit in the character Of Joe,
the Wall. II ia safe to pfedic.a crowded
house on his tirst appearance in this city.
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The following transfers OF real esate
were admitted to record at Clerk Hooks
office Saturday:
Deed made April l, 1856, by Joseph Hy-
dinger and vile, to August Seyler, for the
south half OF lot No. II, in square No. |, in
the Hydinser addition. Consideration,
$3.50.
Deed made April l, 1857, by David G.
Morgan and vile, to Amanda Robinson,
for lot No. II in John McLure's addition.
Consideration, $3.50
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Tho resignation Of MIR. Joseph Spcidel
wac aoruc time ago placed in tho hGnth Of
HE fellow members o! thus City Board OF
Fire aud Police Com miasiHnctG. Whether
Mr. syridcl gives in tho formal paper his
rrusons for taking this step ID not known.
II hu dozen tho paper will no doubt make
Every in,Grrntin' readin'." II will, il 10
expected, be acted on ut tho next meeting
oil Council.
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Tho funeral Of tho Into squire Jamcs
Wheeler, who died at Weston, ut tho In.
name ARylum leat week, took place ycster.
day afternoon from tho resi'icnCe OF lila
brother.in-law, DR.. George |. Garrson, on
North Main street. II waB largely attend.
cd. tho obGeqnics being in charge OF Cy.
renn Commandory Is. f., OF which thu do,
cVnsuJ waa II member. MeInbufp vi iiis
Commandcry acted az pail bearers. Tho
interlnent VIA ut Greenwood.
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HEADQUARTERS Local Posi- B OF THE !
TRAvELERs' PEoTEcTIvR ASSOCIATION
~ Wt,cr N,,,,,,, 7

HEADQUARTERS Local Posi- B OF THE
TRAvELERs' Protective ASSOCIATION
or WEST VIRGINIA,
WuEELISo, W. Va, April 9, 1857.
WHEREAs, It has pleased an Advise
Providence to remove from our midst our
beloved brother and fellow.trayeler, John
T. Travis, and
WHEREAS, While we bow in humble
submissicn 10 the will OF our Supreme
Ruler, be it therefore
Rt,ol,rtf, That it is the voice and ex.
preston Of this Association that we ex.
tend our heartfelt sympathy to the he.
reaved vile and friends OF our departed
associate, and further be it
RtsOlreti, That copy OF these resolutions
bs spread on the minutes OF this Associa.
ton and copy be forwarded to the be.
reaved widow, and also DO printed in the
wheeling lSrElLlGRSCRR and Rrqister.
W. F. DILLON,
s. II. GRAFTON,
W. A. ToDp,
Committee.
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GEO. VI. SHOOK ~ co

0lNcr: No., - ;n,: u runfiocnih SlTrst.
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~ ic-liipllutlllE VI inc Image OF u0u-lO
true regeneration.
Ninth-As consequence OF tho barren
system OF the retormers, tho faIraments
must disappear. Following the plain
teachings Of Holy Writ and tho traditions
OF apostolic times, the Catholic church as.
cribes.to baptism n new birth-a real re.
generation-water being the outward in
strument and the Holy Ghost the efficient
cause. The grace conferred by baptism
having been loah tue church clAim0 that
Ohrist inHtitutedt tho sacrament OF pen.
ance for the sinners forcivenesa "Whose
aims you shall forgive, they aro forgiven"
etc. She asserts That His words are
literally true, when He declared thst as a
pledge OF the body's glorious resurrection
is well rs OF the PRESERVATION of the shirt.
ual or supernatural life which comes from
union with the Godhead through Ills
sacred humanity, We must "est Ills body
and drink Hi9 blood.'' There 10 no
mere make.boliei-no mere prctense
Of communion with Him, our Blessed Re.
deemer, but q real and substantial union.
1t is thus that the Catholic Church points
out tho specific means instituted by Uhrisl
Tor the application OF Ills redemption to
human aonle. But Professionalism sets
aside all these Divine institutions, and in
their stead says TO tho Sinner. "Only per-
8uatlo yourself that Christ died for you,
and you ehall BIO saved" ltgivos no heed
to the nolemn injunctions ct that Saviour
in whom TIA snnsr Is Oidlen to conlde,
"unlesp you DO baptized. unleSs you cal
my tlesh and drink my blood, &C." 70
one whose mind had neve. bshn warped
by preconceived opinion, which Of these
two Bystemo would commend itself as
moro contormable 10 the explicit teach.
inga Of tho Holy scriptureB?
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CHICAGO, April "a Times special from
Creston, Iowa, says: Last night a moi
atormed thejsilat Corning, Adamscounty
took thereirom j. II. Mckenzie, who
murdered his tenant, named Riggs, in Q
dispute about three weeks ago, carried
him abort distance from town and hupp
him. Tho raid was wholly unexpected.
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E1.state Senator y. F. Scott, OF psrkers,
burg, while On hts way from there 10
Washington, u. O., Saturday. Was taken
suddenly i'll and bad to be removed at
Terra Alta. AT that time no WAS in n very
procarious condition, hut toward evening
he recovered slightly. lliH wife WAS tele.
graphed for.
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A freight engine blew ont q cylinder
head on the HempGeld track, near the
East Wheeling tunnel, yesterday after.
noon about 3 o'clock, and oil traffic on the
road YVES blockaded until the damage was
repaired, about Q o'clock last evening.
Blk long freight trains and one passenger
train were delayed some time.
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WasuIsG7oH, D. g., ArIil for Wtbt
Virgins, cuiGef nd tEir w"aiher vii: p
cold wave wind Hhi,ing 10 noIihTraicrly.
For Wcotern Pennsylvania, fair weather
in The Boulhcrn portion, light fAins fol-
lowed By fair weather in thc northern
portion, colder windA HhIitiEg to north
westcrly with 4 cold waYe.
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ED" SUBSCRIBERS Of thu ISTEII.I.
GESCER changing their residence
should leave their now address Mt This
Office TO Insure The prompt delivery Of
Tic pnuGr.
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WE linyc Just received full line Of
SPRING GYhRC0ATiNG3, and are in
daily receipt o! the latest Novelties in
Spring SuilinGs.
TT,IAlsO, Un hand Il handsome line Of Neck.
" HrHtUmGn's Furnishing foods.
C.. HESS X SOSS,
10. l32 Market Street.
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OrRSISd Of Pattern lI2.u and l'onnata,
on Tuesday, "Wednesday aud Thursday,
April 8, & and Z, Mt MiBs L, Rody's, No.
llUU Main street,
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OpGsisG Of Pattern IIntu hnd BOnnctH,
on Tuesday, Wcdnrg!ny End Thurnday,
April 5, g md I, ut iIlsd Il. Rodys, no.
II0g Main street.
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FOR SALE.

Building Site on Fifteenth street.
Huiluing Site on Fourteenth street,
NO. - Thirteenth street, rooms, 81,
~ acres 81 land near Stone Church, Elm Grove
rs Acre Farm on Middle Wheeling Creek, three
miles from Triadelphia. eco per acre,
Six Acres on Peters Run, 81, 600,
:, A desirable residence at Beech Bottom, on tho
line Of The T., ". ~ ky. Railroad, II miles from
wheeling, consisting OF II new frame house and
property. gay
No. q Virginia street, roomed frame honse
ground 10 eel irunt, running back to alley fa6 feet
can be bought for 81, 40, -" wv
NO. :! south Front street, 9 rooms and bath.
room. ground 90 by l2S feet '"'A'
No. l3l Twelfth Strret.
NO. 100 Market street: ground q feet front. rpp,
~ ninS back loo feet, rooms; can DO bought for
No. l5S Twenty.n!nth strcet, a 5 roomcd hopse
bought for yyOI 'u"u' eAh Do
No. Ply Chapliue street, 70 rooms, SLIGO .s
20 building site on Nineteenth street csst of M
ISL, SG O. n front foot. vi w.
No. 90 North Front street.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent Collector and Notary puh,,o
u..H NihNft No. 16i2 Market Street
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Our opening OF Pattern Hats and Bon.
nels takca plaCp OH Tuesday, April 6.
A. l.. RICE " Co.
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SLIPPERY iCe,-iall, badly bruised. st.
Jacoba Oil heals bruises. Fifty cents.
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0rESIsG OF Pattern Hats and Bonnets,
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
April 8, 9 and Z, at Miss L. Rody's, No.
LOG Main street, ........
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). j.. RICE 4 GO.
Uf'ESi,fG.

We extend general invitation 10 The
Ladies 10 attend Uur Opening Of PAT
tern Hats and BonECiS Un Tuesday, April
s, nj which time re Will iinyc On eI-
hihiliOn The largest and choicest cOllcc.
ton Of High Ari Millinery ever shown
In this city. A. l.. RICE i 60.
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The bible Agents Work.

Mr.. Lamdin has finished his work in
this city and Fulton. He says that more
than ono thouaand bibles anu testsments
have been circulated by him, and that no
iamily has been left unsupplied who would
accept a copy Of the scriptures.
lie is now engaged in the canvass OF
OHIO county, aud expects 10 thoroughly
explore and supply the county before
July lat.
The following is summary Of hia work
in this city and Fulton;
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FOR RENT.

The Second Floor OF No. ll5i Main street.
No. l0G Fifteenth street, s rooms Sl5 M a mo,,h
No. HG Eighteenth street, 5ro0ms, $40 co month
ural gas "'''- HA''
Store room southeast corner Of Seventeenth and
Store Room, No 2lss Main street, with natural
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AL. Rice \ Co,

Our opening OF Pattern llata and bon.
nulB takca place on Tuesday, April 8.
A, l., RICg Il Co,
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(,n,Icm,s 's 81 M N Asn SOLD cvcrywho,. MT
prcrarS Sy I n Kssolycn.. 81 M s"er' % r,ce:
l Boston Mas Sca& o' " "IUm t to cS,
GHljBS rlmniCs, Skin Blc,n,,hcs 49,, p
y. nun, cured by Cuucun s smu baby Hn-
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F0R RENT-THE ROOMS FORMER.
II LY occupied by W. +. Peterson, NJ an Iu,ur.
nnce office, No. llG0 Main street. These rooms
have recently been enlarged and are well adapted
for office use or for fancy dry goods, millinery or
mrgi ~'-.''.'
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ITCHING, SCALY. pI>,r,>.

Enr thn L., -, I'IMPLY, a
.csy AND IND I yfs1 have had species o, ichtrs
naTs applied Erca, many ms,b ,sSe 70 which
tsrely cured BY Cuticurs' was speedily and en-.
-- MRS. ISAAC PIELps R.rc,,.
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DIrmTHgRIA, the mOther'a dread. Bed
Star Cough Cure prompt, cure, oilicncious.
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As reported by ChriGtiHn scnncif, drug.
gigt, Opera House corner, Saturday:
TAN. gk.y, l2V. SES. TEN.
.E:' W u ~ o.
Nyaihct-fiHr.
tl'$bNI.
YA.H. I?M. drv. I'm.
~ N Il "a 'd
WuAthcr-t ltGr.
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NO MKDIGINElJEv ~,

!. We have sold your cu.ioura Roma, IN.
give better satisfaction '''ci''es on our shelv,s
~. ArilERroS. Drnry!s, ,,h.,u =.
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The Bishop concluded by Tciasrking:
First, that, according TO Protestant tho.
ology, which denied any renl washing
away oil Bin, my communication Of grace
and trpo holia0ou, aud any roal restora.
lion OF the gilta and privileges Of paradise,
there wap 80 li!tlO need Of n Divine re.
dcemer TINT men worry naturally qnea.
TONED tho efficacy OF tho sacrifice oil tho
cross and tho divinU character Of its vic
timi and, SECOND, that all who feel the
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4 COMPLETE ctr,,p

a COMPLETE CURE.
desSn, Inds a all my HE with skin diseases o,
seicf, Until BY the advice Of lady ttiePna nanent
yoMr valuable Cuticura Remedies, SsrS ,b msei
RssoIVssa, IWo h using " bottles OF Se Cusurs
Of Cnticura Soap, aud the RESULT wss ,",en cakes
''"' oee" 'oid II woHld be5a complete cure . "na'
Reiercno, a u, BELLE WADE, Richmond. vs
"e'''euee' u W. Latimer, Druggist, Richmont y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-04
DOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

Having decided to leave Wheeling, Twill offer
ior rent the Store known for twenty years as Bues
Dry Goods Store.
1t Is the clcanest and best arranged house In the
city for any business Is furnished with everything
complete, and newly grained aud carpe,ed.
Ills the bcst opening ever offered In this city Tor
any one who wants to open Dry Goods House.
Have received a lot Of new Spring Goods that
VIII 20 sold W tbe trade until April at any price
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